In São Paulo, New Automotive Components Factory to Be Built. The Facility Will Create 150 Jobs and Serve Local Automakers

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 07/10/2021 at 16:29

Updated on 07/10/2021 at 16:32

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The New Factory in Caçapava, São Paulo, Will Produce and Paint Bumpers for Automakers in the Paraíba Valley

Plascar, an industry that works in the development of automotive parts, announced yesterday Wednesday (10/06), at an event held in the city of Caçapava, São Paulo, the installation of a new factory in the municipality to serve automakers in the Paraíba Valley. It is expected that 150 employees will work at the facilities. This is Plascar’s fourth operational unit. Read this news as well: Volkswagen Places 800 Employees on Collective Leave Due to Lack of Production Material at Factory in the Interior of São Paulo

The Announcement of the Company’s New Factory in São Paulo State

The company that works in the development of parts for vehicles will serve automakers in the Paraíba Valley. Present at the announcement ceremony for the construction of the new factory in São Paulo were the company president, Paulo Silvestri, the Mayor, Pétala Lacerda (Cidadania), as well as municipal secretaries and councilors.

According to the Caçapava city hall, the new factory will occupy an area of over 22,000 m² and will initially produce bumpers for automobiles. The operations are expected to begin in the first semester of 2022.

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Job Creation in the Region

About 150 job openings are expected to be available at the factory in Caçapava, São Paulo, for the start of operations, which will also include laboratories and waste treatment areas. According to the company, interested candidates can register on the company’s website. CLICK HERE TO BE REDIRECTED TO THE COMPANY’S WEBSITE TO REGISTER YOUR RESUME FOR ONE OF THE JOBS AT THE NEW FACTORY.

According to Silvestri, the choice of the municipality of Caçapava is mainly due to factors such as location and logistics in an area that concentrates a technology hub and qualified workforce. He also stated that the factory will have one of the most modern installations in the country. This will be Plascar’s fourth operational unit, which already has units in Jundiaí (also in São Paulo), Betim (Minas Gerais), and Varginha (Minas Gerais).

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The French multinational Alstom announced on Tuesday (10/05), an expansion of operations at the factory in Taubaté, in the interior of São Paulo. The company will invest R$ 80 million to meet the manufacturing of trains on international projects. About 750 new jobs will be created with Alstom’s expansion plan.

To meet the new projects, Alstom is investing around 14 million euros (R$ 80 million) in modernizations and adaptations of its factory, aiming to start production on the new projects in 2022. New structures are being built at the company’s production complex in Taubaté, with plans to begin operations at the start of next year.

To support the manufacturing of trains on international projects and also for Line 6 of the metro in São Paulo, 500 new job vacancies will be created starting next year until the end of 2023, in Taubaté. Later, more than 200 opportunities should be opened for work in the factory in the interior of São Paulo and another 50 in São Paulo.

In São Paulo, New Automotive Components Factory to Be Built. The Facility Will Create 150 Jobs and Serve Local Automakers

The New Factory in Caçapava, São Paulo, Will Produce and Paint Bumpers for Automakers in the Paraíba Valley

The Announcement of the Company’s New Factory in São Paulo State

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